Brain Injury Care at Home with HFH

A brain injury can have a significant effect on a person's life, whether it be a fall, stroke or any other type of injury that has led to a person being hospitalised. For those that are looking to return home from hospital following a brain injury it can be quite a daunting prospect for both them and their loved ones.

At HFH we care for many clients who have sustained a brain injury and are committed to ensuring their journey home is as safe and comfortable as possible.?

Here are some brain injury facts:

• There are approximately 1.3 million people in the UK living with a disability as a result of a brain injury.

• Every 90 seconds someone is admitted to hospital with an acquired brain injury.?

• A brain injury can affect a person physically, emotionally and cognitively and can require the need for specialist complex care in order for a person to live in-home.

Our nurse led brain injury care

The effects of a brain injury can vary greatly and that's why personalised care that is tailored to each individual is so vitally important. Through our nurse-led care we help clients retain their independence and support them on their journey to recovery following a brain injury.? Our care is always client-centred, meaning that we work together with our clients, helping them to adapt to life back at home after their injury.

Our care begins with a comprehensive assessment of a person's needs, from the specialist clinical care they require to the emotional support we can offer. We work with clients and their families to deliver care in the most suitable way possible, from helping with personal care,? speech and mobility to supporting them in continuing with their hobbies and interests. Our outcome based approach allows our brain injury clients to live their lives to the fullest.

You can find out more about our brain injury care on our website.

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Although thought of more as a condition affecting those in childhood, cerebral palsy in adults can cause secondary health conditions that require long term care and support. Find out more about cerebral palsy and why a holistic approach is needed when caring for adults with the condition in our blog.?

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Exciting Career Opportunity at HFH?

We are looking to hire a new Recruitment and Compliance Manager.??

This is an exciting opportunity to lead our in-house recruitment process and manage and grow our extensive team of complex carers.

If you have previous experience in a similar role within the Health and Social care sector, then we would love to hear from you.?

Join our thriving team and make a real impact to the lives of those with complex care needs, apply now via our website.?

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